Anime Festival Asia

AFA gets Malaysian spinoff – AFAMY

A little late, but still big news nonetheless. Our fellow otaku brothers and sisters from across the Causeway will have their own version of Anime Festival Asia, dubbed “Anime Festival Asia Malaysia” or “AFAMY” for short. Not many details have been released about the event so far, beyond that the event will be held at Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) from June 9 to 10.

I cannot comment on the location as I have not been to PWTC before but if UMNO holds their yearly General Assembly there, I am sure it should be a pretty good location (though Facebook comments have indicated that it might not be as big as Suntec in terms of floor size). Check back at Animenauts for more news and updates regarding AFAMY!

AFA 2011: New friends, more figurines and an epic Kalafina concert

Most of Animenauts local readers (I think) would probably have gone for the recent Anime Festival Asia 2011 last weekend. Not only did I manage to go for all three days, I also acquired a media pass thanks to the wonderful people at AsiaPRWerkz. So as I slowly recover (physically, financially or otherwise) from the epic event that is Anime Festival Asia 2011, I shall let you guys take a peek at what happened there from my perspective… (I know its a little late but hey, I got it up anyway, right?) Read More →

FLOW, LiSA and GirlDeMo, May’n and Ichiro Mizuki confirmed for AFA11

The Anime Festival Asia Facebook page announced on Tuesday some of the artistes coming down for AFA11 anisong concert. The four artistes who have been confirmed are Ichiro Mizuki a.k.a Aniki, LiSA and her band Girls Dead Monster (GirlDeMo), May’n and FLOW. AFA organisers have said that more news on other artistes coming down for AFA11 will be released soon. No other information is available as yet. Read More →

Anime Festival Asia X – The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya

The Twitter coverage of Anime Festival Asia X continues unabated and undaunted. Once again, the content there is primary, mostly due to being a great deal more timely.

However, I promised to write something about the main highlight of AFA X Day Two for me, which was what I arrived an hour early for: the screening of The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya.

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